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2016

Specifying and Verifying External Behaviour of Fair Input/Output Automata by Using the Temporal Logic of Actions

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Specifying and Verifying External Behaviour of Fair Input/Output Automata by Using the Temporal Logic of Actions
Fair input/output (or I/O) automata are a state-machine model for specifying and verifying reactive and concurrent systems. For the verification purposes, one is usually interested only in the sequences of interactions fair I/O automata offer to their environment. These sequences are called fair traces. The usual approach to the verification consists in proving fair trace inclusion between fair I/O automata. This paper presents a simple approach to the specification of fair traces and shows how to establish a fair trace inclusion relation for a pair of fair I/O automata by using the temporal logic of actions. Key words: formal specification, fair input/output automaton, temporal logic of actions, fair trace, fair trace inclusion.
Tatjana Kapus
Added 05 Apr 2016
Updated 05 Apr 2016
Type Journal
Year 2016
Where INFORMATICALT
Authors Tatjana Kapus
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